Hôtel Norotel

We stayed here during our european motorcycle trip. The hotel was very quiet and clean and competitively priced. A little difficult to find and no one on the desk (it was closed) when we arrived and had to telephone with our own mobiles to get someone's attention who then directed us to a box on the wall containing keys and told us which number room we were in. Wi Fi didn't work in the rooms, only in the bar. Overall however it was a comfy night in a clean quiet hotel and ideal for a night's rest.

When we arrived it soon became clear that this hotel also served as some sort of accommodation for homeless people or migrants. All the window sills of the main block were full of food and drink and children were using the car park as a playground. We were awoken during the night by angry shouting just outside our window (we were on the ground floor). Vehicles seemed to be speeding in and out of the car park. Excited shouts and screams continued. Later, in the early hours, the disturbances resumed with fighting and scuffles and more comings and goings of vehicles. This aside, the quality of the room was disappointing and very basic. The bathroom was quite adequate however and the shower, despite some mould, was good and strong. We had hoped to eat at the restaurant but were told it was closed because this was the weekend.